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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: CLIENTS AT SUBIACO DAY CARE CENTRE, 1999

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1999

Overview

Colour photograph of clients at Subiaco Day Care Centre, Rupert Street 1999.

Left to right: From left to right: Joan Janney, Marjorie Chinn, Phillip Topper, Dorothy Bush.

The subjects in the image are seated around a circular table. A kitchenette, pin-up board, children's basketball hoop and whiteboard can be seen in the background. The name of the lady at the urn in the kitchenette is Laurel.

Historical information

Curator visited centre over a period of time in September/October to chat to clients about memories of Christmas for exhibition 1999.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1999.380.1

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

149 cm

Height or length

102 cm

Keywords

Subiaco Day Care Centre

CHINN, Marjorie

TOPPER, Phillip

Subiaco Community Centre

Year

Statement of significance

Historical significance social

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